Patrick Campbell

It was basically-

working on pricing there.

And they had, because of the customization, they had like 1.6 million different SKUs.

And it's an interesting pricing problem.

Uh, God, it had been like 22, like something like that.

And what, you're 30, 32 today?

Uh, about 33.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

33, okay.

It's kind of funny too.

Like it was, it was, um, yeah.

So I'm, it was really interesting, like from an origin story perspective too, because like I, um, so I, I, I, I, I've asked burgers.

So that's another thing I don't think I've ever told you.

And I've been more open about that recently.

And it was like, I think like the social elements of starting a business were always like what scared my parents or scared me a little bit because it's like,

I'm functional, but it's not like it was like, oh, you're going to go do something where you have to rely on relationships.

It was kind of like an interesting conversation about that.

But then it was like, I think tech is one of those beautiful places where you can go work on a giant data set, and then you find those social interactions, and then you kind of build from there.

But yeah, I was at Jim Vara once.

for like nine months, I was not enamored with the culture.